Deuteronomy 28

^{1 a} He wil make thee the moste excellent of all people.

^{1 !} The promes to them that obey the commandements.

^{2 b} When thou thinkest thyself forsaken.

^{3 c} Thou shalt liue wealthely.

^{4 d} Thy children & succession.

^{6 e} All thine enterprises shal haue good successe.

^{7 f} Meaning, manie waies.

^{8 g} God wil blesse vs, if we do our duetie, & not be ydle.

^{10 h} In that he is thy God and thou art his people.

^{12 i} For nothing in the earth is profittable, but when God sendeth his blessings from heauen.

^{13 /} Or, the lowest.

^{15 !} The threatenings to the contrarie.

^{17 /} Or, flore.

^{20 /} Or, rebuke.

^{22 /} Or, drought.

^{23 k} It shal giue thee no more moysture, then if it were of brasse.

^{24 /} Or, Out of the ayre, as dust raised with winde.

^{25 l} Some read, you shalt be a terrour & feare, when thei shal heare how God hathe plagued thee.

^{26 m} Thou shalt be cursed bothe in thy life and in thy death: for the buryal is a testimonie of the ressurection, which signe for thy wickednes you shalt lacke.

^{29 n} In things moste euident & cleare thou shalt lacke descretion & judgement.

^{30 /} Ebr. make it commune.

^{32 o} When they shal returne from their captiuitie.

^{36 p} As did Manassah, Jehoichim, Zedichias & others.

^{40 /} Or, be shaken before thei be ripe.

^{42 q} Vnder one kinde he condemneth all the vermine, which destroye the frutes of the land: and this is an euident token of Gods curse.

^{46 r} Gods plagues shalbe euident signes, that he is offended with thee.

^{50 /} Or, barbarious, cruel, or impudent.

^{51 /} Or, firstborne of thy bullockes.

^{52 /} Or, gates.

^{56 s} As came to passe in the daies of Joram, King of Israel, {2 King 6,29}, and when the Romans besieged Jerusalem.

^{57 t} Hunger shal so bite her, that she shal be ready to eat her childe before it be deliuered.

^{58 u} For he that offendeth in one, is guiltie of all, {Jam. 2,10}

^{61 x} Declaring that God hathe infinite meanes to plague the wicked, besides them that are ordinarie or written.

^{64 y} Signifyng that it is a singular gift of God to be in a place where as we may worship God purely & declare our faith & religion.

^{66 /} Or, thou shalt be in dout of thy life.

^{68 x} Because thei were vnmindeful of that miracle, when the Sea gaue place for them to passe through.